After so much unrest and sadness this year, the Harborlight was delighted to learn of the joy and goodwill one of our own students spread to others.

Danielle Harris, a rising senior and co-president of the Kindness Club at HHS, recently donated several...

Last Saturday morning, proud teachers, family members, and enthusiastic students lined the Senior Parade route to give the graduates a proper send-off. While this event was not a traditional June Farwell for the students, it certainly left a memorable...

Has the Coronavirus thrown a wrench in your summer plans? 

It’s canceled your overseas travel or kept you from visiting crowded places like fairs, sports events, or concerts. 

Fear not: you can still make the most of the break from school while...

During the past six months, major cities from Beijing to New York have taken measures to adapt to the COVID-19 pandemic and keep their communities safe and healthy. Because of this, schools have shut down, Broadway has “gone dark,” sports teams now...

Although last year’s fire fiasco led to an unexpected end to the year, the 2019-2020 school year definitely takes the win for the most bizarre turn of events. With the entire student body transferred to a remote, online learning environment for most...

For the last few months, most sports have been postponed to unofficial dates due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, as the cases start to decline and states are starting to reopen, league owners have announced specific details on what the rest of the...

On June 6th, protesters gathered on the Hingham Bathing Beach field to support the Black Lives Matter movement. It was one of many protests that have occurred on the south shore over the past week, including some in Hull, Weymouth, and Scituate.

Protesters...